On February 15, Beijing time, Dream Chasing Green was so miserable, the Warriors vs. the Clippers, Green lay on the ground for 28 seconds and didn't get up, and was almost stepped on twice, but netizens commented happily.
Warriors vs. Clippers, these two top traffic teams ushered in a big battle today, and in the end, the Warriors obviously had the advantage on their home court, suppressing the Clippers until the end of the game. However, there was a scene in the course of the game, but it was more exciting than the confrontation between the two sides, the Warriors' Dream Chaser Green fell to the ground and didn't say anything, and even almost was stepped on twice by the opposite side, lying on the ground for 28 seconds, but no player on either side cared about him.
At that time, the battle between the two sides was very fierce, and the Warriors advanced to the Clippers basket offensively, but they missed the shot, and when they grabbed the rebound, Green and Zubac began to fight under the basket, and the two sides were still normal confrontations at this time. But at this time, Green took the initiative to jump up in order to grab a rebound, and when he jumped up, his face hit Zubac's elbow, and he fell to the ground in great pain and did not move.
But just after Green's injury, the funny thing is that after the Clippers won the rebound, the Warriors did not take the initiative to foul and stop the game, but went to retreat, and came back to the Clippers to play after the Warriors continued to play, and finally Kuminga completed the dunk and almost stepped on Green who fell to the ground before the dunk. At this time, Green hadn't gotten up yet, so he lay in that place and didn't move, and then the Warriors continued to play 4 and 5 to complete the offense, and then the Clippers counterattacked, and almost ran into Dream Green again, and he lay here for a full 28 seconds, waiting for the game to die, and the Warriors took the initiative to stop it, so someone went to see Green's situation.
At that time, he lay here for almost 30 seconds and didn't move, which was too miserable to be elbowed, and then Green hurriedly returned to the locker room accompanied by the team doctor. You look at his action, it's obvious that the elbow is a bit hard, and what's more important? At that time, the Clippers didn't call a stop, and the Warriors didn't call a stoppage, and in just 28 seconds, Green was almost kicked directly in the face or chest twice, which can't help but remind people of the accident when he stepped on Sabonis's chest.
The stampede situation is almost repeated, and if it is replaced by someone else, then I am afraid that if you step on it, it will be a big incident. Fortunately, the Clippers are a friendly team, and no one comes to give you a kick. But after Green was elbowed this time, netizens' comments were one-sided and wildly sprayed Green, saying: "It's very happy, the Clippers are playing well!", "The Clippers did a good job." "Give him a kick!" because Green is indeed a bad guy in the league, and he has hurt more than one person.